January 23, 2025 - 14:41
A new educational initiative is underway in Norwalk and Wilton, focusing on the potential risks associated with cannabis use among teenagers. Research indicates that frequent cannabis consumption during adolescence can lead to significant cognitive impairment, with studies suggesting a potential loss of up to eight IQ points.
The initiative seeks to inform young people about the dangers of cannabis, particularly its impact on brain development during critical growth periods. Organizers aim to engage students through workshops, informational sessions, and interactive activities that emphasize the importance of making informed choices regarding drug use.
Community leaders and health professionals are collaborating to ensure that accurate information is disseminated, helping to dispel myths surrounding cannabis and its perceived safety. This program is part of a broader effort to promote mental health and well-being among youth, fostering an environment where they can thrive without the risks associated with substance use.
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